I am so happy and grateful this video got recommended to me. I loved every second. Baroque music is mostly my favorite classical music. Always loved it but got really into it thanks to the book Superlearning 2000. Highly recommend it, thank you!
hi! My partner and I are learning about each Music and Art movement in our own time for fun. As you can imagine these videos are EXTREMELY helpful. So, thank you! I would love it if you would continue making them.
Beautiful!! Thank you so much for this video. For a novice like me just being curious about the field of music, this is an amazing video that has helped me make some sense and appreciate the contribution of Baroque Music to the music we listen to today. My deepest gratitude!
fantastic videos It really helped me understand concepts for Music Class I was able to understand more watching your videos in a half-day than a whole college semester online.
Ben! I found your music theory video today and I'm deep into your way of teaching! Checked out your website is like found a treasure!!! As a 0 level piano learner I'll start with your website! Really really appreciate!! I see everything is free on your website that's incredible, hope in the future when I get enough basic knowledge from it I can pay for your course or donate!! Ben! You are wondering teacher and musician!!!
Great video, well explained and well produced - thank you! I just had a question regarding Bach's Cello suite no.1. I always thought that was in G Major, not C? Then when I tried following the notes from the video on my piano, it sounded like it started in F#. Not really a problem, but I am curious, do you know which is the original key?
“C MAJOR” was probably a mistake in the editing. And also the reason the sound was in F sharp major is because it was Baroque Tuning. In the Baroque era they tuned there instruments a half step from what we normally have.
Baroque era of music, is actually a pinnacle of human civilization. After almost 2000 years stagnation of the middle age, the Roman Empire, human finally flourishing again. Renaissance is the start, and reached the peak at Baroque era. Then all the way down ward. From Bach -> Haydon -> Impressionists -> modern -> Justin Bieber, can it go any lower? It can.
I wouldn't say its all downward from there but baroque is certainly a high peak. Other notable peaks were Classical (Mozart/Beethoven), Romantic (Tchaikovsky/Mendelssohn), Early 20th century classical (Stravinsky/Holst/Vaughan Williams), Cinematic Music (Andrew Lloyd Weber/ Hans Zimmer), etc...
Someone could certainly compose a piece of music in a Baroque style if they used some of the musical “fingerprints” of the period. This is often a technique used by film composers when they are wanting to create the “sound” of a particular time period in history.
I love the cello and always think of it as the violin that grew up.
Adore baroque and this so thank you.
I am so happy and grateful this video got recommended to me. I loved every second. Baroque music is mostly my favorite classical music. Always loved it but got really into it thanks to the book Superlearning 2000. Highly recommend it, thank you!
hi! My partner and I are learning about each Music and Art movement in our own time for fun. As you can imagine these videos are EXTREMELY helpful. So, thank you! I would love it if you would continue making them.
This is the best explanation of baroque, WITH examples, great video!!!
Beautiful!! Thank you so much for this video. For a novice like me just being curious about the field of music, this is an amazing video that has helped me make some sense and appreciate the contribution of Baroque Music to the music we listen to today. My deepest gratitude!
fantastic videos It really helped me understand concepts for Music Class I was able to understand more watching your videos in a half-day than a whole college semester online.
Awesome video.. Keep doing... Do a timeline video for music period
I am happy with this video because it makes me learn more about baroque music
From the eye of the tiger, we missed out on a lot!!! We are trying our best to make up!!! God bless you!!!
Great lesson! Love the Bach Fugue in D min.! 😊
For those who have unsuccessfully searched for the recordings: it is "Modena Chamber Orchestra" not "Moderna"
Great video. So helpful for my music theory grade 6 exam
Thankyou Ben. Excellent video. Really enjoyed it.
thank you for your encouragement
Ben! I found your music theory video today and I'm deep into your way of teaching! Checked out your website is like found a treasure!!! As a 0 level piano learner I'll start with your website! Really really appreciate!! I see everything is free on your website that's incredible, hope in the future when I get enough basic knowledge from it I can pay for your course or donate!! Ben! You are wondering teacher and musician!!!
Excellent video, thank you Ben!
Nice video 😮...very informative
thank you - really pleased it helped
Thank you Ben 🙏❤
Thanks!
Thank you!
Well detailed.
Thanks!
Awesome tutorial 👌 👍
Excellent video. Subscribed!
buxtehude deserves more
This is so helpful, thank you!
Amazing
Thank you for sharing!
thank you Sir ! :)
Thanks but I couldn't find your classical period video
Great video, thanks! Will the video on the classical period be coming out still? :)
What to wear when people play baroque piano？ could you please add dress code for concert performance? Thanks.
Ben! What's the ebook's platform? I saw it on your website!!! Want to buy!
What happened to the next chapter on the Classical period?
Great video, well explained and well produced - thank you! I just had a question regarding Bach's Cello suite no.1. I always thought that was in G Major, not C? Then when I tried following the notes from the video on my piano, it sounded like it started in F#. Not really a problem, but I am curious, do you know which is the original key?
“C MAJOR” was probably a mistake in the editing. And also the reason the sound was in F sharp major is because it was Baroque Tuning. In the Baroque era they tuned there instruments a half step from what we normally have.
Baroque era of music, is actually a pinnacle of human civilization. After almost 2000 years stagnation of the middle age, the Roman Empire, human finally flourishing again. Renaissance is the start, and reached the peak at Baroque era. Then all the way down ward. From Bach -> Haydon -> Impressionists -> modern -> Justin Bieber, can it go any lower? It can.
I wouldn't say its all downward from there but baroque is certainly a high peak. Other notable peaks were Classical (Mozart/Beethoven), Romantic (Tchaikovsky/Mendelssohn), Early 20th century classical (Stravinsky/Holst/Vaughan Williams), Cinematic Music (Andrew Lloyd Weber/ Hans Zimmer), etc...
Do you call Bach 'the father of music'? I'm just wondering if this nickname is only called in Japan and Korea?
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Can someone compose a baroque era type of song in this present era
Someone could certainly compose a piece of music in a Baroque style if they used some of the musical “fingerprints” of the period. This is often a technique used by film composers when they are wanting to create the “sound” of a particular time period in history.
Bawok?
Your video is extremely quiet.
Wegen Schule hier wer auch baaag
I would bring in vivaldi and throw out handel